Growing high on the shingle shore produces small white flowers in spring. Flowering plants will often be at least 5 years old! Sea kale is commonly encountered along the south coast of England but can be seen elsewhere around the British Isles.
Friday, 5 June 2020
Sea kale on the shingle sea shore
Sea kale (Crambe maritima)
Growing high on the shingle shore produces small white flowers in spring. Flowering plants will often be at least 5 years old! Sea kale is commonly encountered along the south coast of England but can be seen elsewhere around the British Isles.
Growing high on the shingle shore produces small white flowers in spring. Flowering plants will often be at least 5 years old! Sea kale is commonly encountered along the south coast of England but can be seen elsewhere around the British Isles.
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